Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-18

otea away tn1f9 w4a q eheegtnG which
was asafsDine. while The hpplsnss was
stil Roing 60. The eburus broke into |
palrfntie air ahd khs din aas terrible. Az |
TAR es iAe eys eoold Feach there was |
soi1d, eeethin1, nnrRina maaB ok human
~. ail Of vhoss thFests opened IN uni
eos,
/ Jasfies Samuel J. Miller, Of the uni- !
ted States enpFsme Court, apusarsd |
! eno. stsppine up q7iekly 10 the front of |
shs sand and facing shs diRnitaFies. |
began ths delivery Of his msm0FiI ora
tion.
Ths orator daalt largely win ths his
} tory Of The Oonstiiuii0n cad the dan.
RsEs % uhicA 4 has bssn exposed. The
Il nssz szz1kua PASSAGE
Was a. foilowG Let me urge upon
my fellow nltizsns and egantKymen, and i
especially upon ths Fiufna aa1afasion OF
then % sxaDtne with RFeaa scrutiny al
new tbenxie1 of R0VornmAEt and social
life and II shsy do not rest up0n
Foundation Of vsueEation and Fsepeot
for iag a. the bond Of social sxIsfenee
let hin distFasf then e. inimical TO
human hAppinsss.
when Justice Miller bad euished, the
band struck ~ "Hail Oolanbian With
9 chORas two thousand stFonR. Tbs
neg words eoaffibuted by Oliver wen
dell Hslmee we're used. asd a. the pOpa
laf hymn hoaesd into space. e was
| caoRnt np b. many Of tue crowd, and
he beating Of time By thousands pro
| duced q memorable efect. Tha
fHR EAxIoHAL uxaEs,
which vas sontributsd by Harland.
was then rendered By PFefessor Mur-
dock With chorus Of 90 mems voices
At this janeture President Kasson, Of
the Committee, took the arm Of Gar
diual Gibbons who, With the Rlittegine 1
sun soaring down upon his Cardinal 3
placed upon his head By the Venerable !
Lso XIII. looked his best and was ths :
recipient Of marked attenlion. After I
wslking 10 the front Of the stand ano ] !
paying respects 70 the theusands Of | q
peopie Who surRed In end around the :
stsnd. be turned aFoand and faced the :
Pr0sidsnt, and, within hearing Of all Z
WHO occupied seats around the eiFcla, |,
offered Q prayer 10 the Almighty. H
was listened 70 With the closest possible n
attention. and upon the eomplstion Of .
the prayer, the strains Of the IN
'.srAR sPAHaLMD BAKMn" Lei
Broke upon Ne crowd IN volumes from .
The voices Of the grand chorus. accom- Q
panied by the marine band.
An impressive hanadisai0n was then Z
pFonuunosd By Rey. Jera WithorspooD, u
Of Nashville. Tsnn.-thts bsine the only q
alteration on the programme e. az a
ranged some tins neo. IL,
rwvnonRxu 0vArIosn.
Just e ahe banedIotion osnoladsd, q
the MaTine hand began rendering u
mRr0h. PrsaIdent and Mrs. Cleveland, Al
arm "a arm, WALKED % the front Of the 81
stage and bowed again and again Ia ac- n
acknowledgement Of the laundering 80 pr
plsuse fesm those who had stood In the
square. A Wild rush was made over the
chains and ratings on the stand 10
Ihe plsoe where they stood, and the 4
President gave q ahoFt but involuntary
reaehine him. A. they passed out shsy n
paiked directly underneath Ola Liberty ri
Bell and aslid msss Of people on either in
side Of she f00tway oheeFed and waved %
tbeir hands, handkerchiefs and umhrel he
las tlll they passed out Of sight. In the as
streets, another ovatioa vas gwen tkem ch
and they we're driven 10 the hotel. al
RzsnErs ysoM HLAnxn. 70
ParE.AnwLPMIA, Sept 1.-The Centen- - -
nial Commission received todsV from y
Hon. Jes. q. Blaine letter expressing ~ ~
ais sincere regret 81 his inability 60 ~ ~
attend the celebration. He speaks Of VI
The euniveEBaRy as great event to be
celebrated for all time bv the American
oeople, and edlogizsd the trainers and
siansrs Of the OosssitutiOn. hs
TEE SOCIAL KvEEr. ~ ~
The most Important social event con os
nected With the celebration Of the Con ne
stitutton centennial tosk place this af is
gernoon, when Mrs. Cleveland vas en-
seFtained BY NJ. aud Mrs. Geo. W
0hilds at Wooten, their beautiful couu =
sry seat at Bfyn nswr. The occasion :. I.
Eas marked By the presence OF q erea :.
sumbeF Of distinguished persons. Mr. .
Cleveland and the lnvitsd guests, nun : :
perinQ from 100 to 500 we're taken 70 =
Bsyn MavT By q special train. A de- ::
li0htful time vas had. Mrs. Cleveland !,
planted q young tree as q memento. ;.
Mr.. Ohiids presented her With her y
choice Of his herd Of thoroughbred V
Jerseys.
HrHEESIGE BANQUET - .: 9;
Az the centennial banqast Of the h y
5eraian Soeisty this afternoon Pfesi q
1snt Olevelsnd appeared fof Q fev q
siButes. GlvegnpF Green, OF New i,
Jersey responded 70 . toast "Tbe Oon | v
s,itution Of the United States" Ex- a
Governor Curtain then introduced Pres / !,
dent Cleveland who sad: II should II
laFdly think my participation IN the
centennial eslebFstioa satisfactory u
had not bad IN opportunity Of meeting q,
ne representative Of Q sooisty vhich :
hrouGh its antiquity aud associations
ssrs close relation 20 the events Of The y
time we commemoeste. That Yea eel d
.brate this occasion 10 Q reminder OF
the fact that IN troubloss and peTii5us
days Of our country. lhoss whose names n
stood upon yo0R roll Of nembership 2,
sooiy fought for the esass Of Q free 2
GoveFnmsnt and fer tue homes they | .
found upon oar soil. No sooiety OF cor o
oofalisn am sure has u iaa charter OF =
traditions and history Q better or more | I,
and character than yoo have and which
is found in the So
WORDS OF WAsnIEaTca
Who IN i772 declared Of the friendly =
Sons Of 81. Patrick. Of which your Asso :
siatioB is the successor that 10 hes al }.
Eays been noted for The Arm adhsrance :
Of its members 10 The Riarioaa caaas il
which ve aRs enRARed.' Thess are
priceless wasda. noaics upon the let
ter which received from year Ssors- !
tAry that enc OF the Ohissss Of your s0- !
oiety is stated 10 have boeA the relief
OF enigrAnts from Ireland and this
leads me 70 renect hoe ueaxiy allied the
love Of eountry IL 10 kindly hananity
and boz naturally IN search of bensvo-
lent p1rpuse, assissADes and relisf for
yoaR Reedy emtrrants follows the paarf
ottsm In which ie bad ita origin. Lsng
NAV the HiheFuian accisfy live and I
/ prosper. Long may its bensvolsnt, ha- ,
| name WoRk be proaeoaged and when
another Osnienuial Of the Consultation
| Il cslebrated may thoss who shall toeD
fora is membershtp Be as fully N
sympathy With the pafFiotian, ia his-
togy and traditions. and ready 10 tatn
| IN Q Reneral fsEisitaiicn as the msn
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